So how long until India becomes a superpower?

>>76005361
That's actually pretty funny ( except for the overused poo jokes) . Mind if I take it?

Honestly, probably within the next 50 years it'd become a Great Power akin to China due to the country's influence over South Asia.

>>76006914
China would implode tomorrow if the West decided to take back its industry, don't make me laugh.

As for India, they will never become a superpower, they have no economic leverage whatsoever, their military has no global influence and will never have it... so yeah, they will be a superpower only in their dreams.

>>76007023
>China would implode tomorrow if the West decided to take back its industry, don't make me laugh.
And what would happen to the West if that hypothetical situation occurred?...

>>76007023
>Take back its industry
>Everything becomes fucking expensive because Western labour is actually worth a shitload of money

wew

>>76007023
"the west" would implode as well because 95% of everything is made in china

their economy would crash but so would our economy and product infrastructure

>>76007057
Things will become expensive as fuck as >>76007077 said, but we would simply invest a lot in innovation, like it always happened during shortages of labor.

>>76007084
China produces our stuff because it's convenient for us, as I said, take that away from them and they go back to their third world ways.

>>76006914
I have nothing against Indians but this is totally delusional.

>>76007214
>we
The only country that would remain unscathed a decade or two after your scenario would be America.
China's bought my entire country so we'd fucked...

>>76007214
take it away from us and we have no industry

go back to making tacos, pedro

>>76007277
Can't you even recognize the irish flag?

>>76007214
You can't even put up a stable government
what makes you think you can win a trade war with china?

>>76008793
What trade war? people keep talking shit about "le asian century", which is completely baseless, there wouldn't be any trade war with the West, we start to produce our own stuff again and they are economically dead.

They literally are an extended market for us, if we stop sharing technology with them they aren't going anywhere... I've worked in China, lots of Europeans do, especially Germans and Italians, they need us but we don't need them, that's all there is to it.

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>>76009732
>they need us but we don't need them


>le asian century meme